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+foci.ace-driver.name: 'Ace Driver'
+foci.ace-driver.description: |-
+  If it’s got wheels or wings, you can drive it. Your background may lend itself to a particular type of transport, but your natural talent lets you operate any vehicle with an almost instinctive aptitude. These Focus benefits do not apply to drone piloting, however.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Drive as a bonus skill. You have “acquired” vehicles worth no more than the budget given in section 1.6.2, and can replace lost or destroyed gear at a rate of $10,000 per week. Once per scene, as an Instant action, reroll a failed skill check related to driving or vehicle maintenance and repair.
+
+  **Level 2:** Gain Fix as a bonus skill. The Speed of a vehicle you drive is increased by 1 point. Once per vehicle, you can add a mod to it for free, ignoring money and experimental component costs. Only you can effectively operate this mod, but it requires no Maintenance. You can change this free mod with a week of downtime.
+foci.alert.name: 'Alert'
+foci.alert.description: |-
+  You are keenly aware of your surroundings and virtually impossible to take unaware. You have an instinctive alacrity of response that helps you act before less wary persons can think to move.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Notice as a bonus skill. You cannot be surprised, nor can others use the Execution Attack option on you. When your group rolls initiative, your vigilance allows them to roll twice and take the higher roll.
+
+  **Level 2:** In addition to the benefits of level 1, you always act first in a combat round unless someone else involved is also this Alert.
+foci.all-natural.name: 'All Natural'
+foci.all-natural.description: |-
+  Your mind and body are superbly gifted, but this very excellence leaves you profoundly incompatible with most cyber. You cannot accept implants except for minor cosmetic ones with an unmodified System Strain cost of zero. If a GM is mixing rules from several games of this family, this Focus should not be allowed unless cyberware is expected equipment for all PCs. If you’re using the deluxe version rules for magic, PCs with magical or psychic Edges such as Spellcaster, Summoner, or Graced cannot take this Focus.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain any skill as a bonus skill. Pick an attribute; its modifier increases by +1, up to a maximum of +3. You can make another such attribute pick at levels 3, 5, 7, and 10, choosing the same attribute or a different one. While you can still suffer Traumatic Hits, you never suffer major injuries.
+foci.armsmaster.name: 'Armsmaster'
+foci.armsmaster.description: |-
+  You have an unusual competence with thrown weapons and melee attacks. This Focus’ benefits do not apply to unarmed attacks or non-thrown projectile weapons. This Focus’ bonuses also don’t stack with Deadeye or other Foci that add a skill’s level to your damage or Shock.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Stab as a bonus skill. You can Ready a Stowed melee or thrown weapon as an Instant action. You may add your Stab skill level to a melee or thrown weapon’s damage roll or Shock damage, assuming it has any to begin with.
+
+  **Level 2:** The Shock from your melee attacks always treats the target as if they have AC 10. Gain a +1 bonus to hit with all thrown or melee attacks.
+foci.assassin.name: 'Assassin'
+foci.assassin.description: |-
+  You are practiced at sudden murder, and have certain advantages in carrying out an Execution Attack as described in the rules in section 2.4.7.3.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Sneak as a bonus skill. You can conceal an object no larger than a knife or pistol from anything less invasive than a strip search, including normal weapon detection devices. You can draw or produce this object as an On Turn action, and your point-blank ranged attacks made from surprise with it cannot miss the target.
+
+  **Level 2:** You can take a Move action on the same round as you make an Execution Attack, closing rapidly with a target before you attack. You may split this Move action when making an Execution Attack, taking part of it before you murder your target and part of it afterwards. This movement happens too quickly to alert a victim or to be hindered by bodyguards not directly in your path.
+foci.authority.name: 'Authority'
+foci.authority.description: |-
+  You have an uncanny kind of charisma about you, one that makes others instinctively follow your instructions and further your causes. Where this Focus refers to followers, it means NPCs who have voluntarily chosen to be in your service. PCs never count as followers.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Lead as a bonus skill. Once per day, you can make a request from an NPC who is not openly hostile to you, rolling a Cha/Lead skill check at a difficulty of the NPC’s Morale score. If you succeed, they will comply with the request, provided it is not harmful or very uncharacteristic.
+
+  **Level 2:** Those who follow you are fired with confidence. Any NPC being directly led by you gains a Morale and hit roll bonus equal to your Lead skill and a +1 bonus on all skill checks. Your followers will not act against your interests unless under extreme pressure.
+foci.close-combatant.name: 'Close Combatant'
+foci.close-combatant.description: |-
+  You’ve had all too much practice at close-in fighting and desperate struggles with pistol or blade. You’re extremely skilled at avoiding injury in melee combat, and at level 2 you can dodge through a melee scrum without fear of being knifed in passing.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain any combat skill as a bonus skill. You can use pistol-sized ranged weapons in melee without suffering penalties for the proximity of melee attackers. You ignore Shock damage from melee assailants, even if you’re unarmored at the time.
+
+  **Level 2:** The Shock damage from your melee attacks treats all targets as if they were AC 10. The Fighting Withdrawal combat action is treated as an On Turn action for you and can be performed freely.
+foci.cyberdoc.name: 'Cyberdoc'
+foci.cyberdoc.description: |-
+  Any skilled medic can implant and maintain cyber systems, but you have a special aptitude for the work.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Fix and Heal as bonus skills. You start play with a cyberdoc kit, and you can implant cyberware even if your Heal skill is level-0. You gain a +2 bonus on all cyber implant surgery skill checks. If you perform cyber maintenance for a person, the delicacy of your adjustments decreases the total System Strain cost of their implants by one point until their next maintenance interval.
+
+  **Level 2:** The quality of your cyber maintenance improves; the System Strain decrease is equal to two points now instead of one. You never fail to install cyberware correctly. Once per patient, you can build and install a cyber modification to a system as described in section 2.8.2 without any cost in money or experimental components, assuming you have the requisite skill levels to build it.
+foci.deadeye.name: 'Deadeye'
+foci.deadeye.description: |-
+  You have a gift with ranged weapons. While this talent most commonly applies to guns, it is also applicable to thrown weapons or other ranged weapons that can be used with the Shoot skill. For thrown weapons, you can’t use the benefits of the Armsmaster Focus at the same time as Deadeye.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Shoot as a bonus skill. You can Ready a Stowed ranged weapon as an Instant action. You may use a rifle or two-handed ranged weapon even when an enemy is within melee range, albeit at a -4 hit penalty. You may add your Shoot skill level to a ranged weapon’s damage roll.
+
+  **Level 2:** You can reload guns, crossbows, or other slow-loading weapons as an On Turn action, provided they don’t take more than a round to reload. You can use ranged weapons of any size in melee without penalty. Once per scene, as an On Turn action when target shooting at an inanimate, non-creature target, you automatically hit unless you roll a 2 on your Shoot skill check or the shot is physically impossible.
+foci.diplomat.name: 'Diplomat'
+foci.diplomat.description: |-
+  You know how to get your way in personal negotiations, and can manipulate the attitudes of those around you. Even so, while smooth words are versatile, they’ll only work if your interlocutor is actually willing to listen to you.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Talk as a bonus skill. You speak all the languages common to the city and can learn new ones to a workable level in a week, becoming fluent in a month. Reroll 1s on any skill check dice related to negotiation or diplomacy.
+
+  **Level 2:** Once per game session, shift an intelligent NPC’s reaction roll one step closer to friendly if you can talk to them for at least thirty seconds.
+foci.drone-pilot.name: 'Drone Pilot'
+foci.drone-pilot.description: |-
+  While anyone can drive a drone under casual circumstances, your knack for it is something unusual.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Drive and Fix as bonus skills. You acquire or start play with a Remote Control Unit cybersystem and its installation. Through connections, scavenging, and parts repurpose, you have free drones and their weapons and fittings worth no more than the budget given in section 1.6.2. You can repair these drones without needing spare parts, and destroyed drones can be replaced with a week’s work. You always have the equivalent of a drone repair kit on you at no Encumbrance cost.
+
+  **Level 2:** You can use the Assume Command drone action once per round as an On Turn action. Once per scene, gain a bonus Main Action to command a drone. Any drones you control gain a +2 bonus to their hit rolls, whether or not you’re personally firing their weaponry.
+foci.expert-programmer.name: 'Expert Programmer'
+foci.expert-programmer.description: |-
+  A skilled hacker can program their own utilities, but you take this expertise far beyond the norm.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Program as a bonus skill. You can create and maintain an additional number of program elements equal to your character level+2, split among Verbs and Subjects as you see fit as explained in section 4.3.0. You can change your choices with a week’s work. Once per day, as an On Turn action, you can make an on-the-fly edit to a Subject program element to turn it into any other Subject program element you need. The element remains altered until you change it again.
+
+  **Level 2:** Your programs are exceedingly efficient. Any program elements you write take up only half the usual Memory. A cyberdeck you use gains a CPU bonus equal to your Program skill level.
+foci.healer.name: 'Healer'
+foci.healer.description: |-
+  Healing comes naturally to you, and you’re particularly gifted at preventing the quick bleed-out of wounded allies and comrades.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Heal as a bonus skill. You may attempt to stabilize one mortally-wounded adjacent person per round as an On Turn action. When rolling Heal skill checks, roll 3d6 and drop the lowest die.
+
+  **Level 2:** Pharmaceuticals or other technological healing devices applied by you heal twice as many hit points as normal. Using only basic medical supplies, you can heal 1d6+Heal skill hit points of damage to every injured or wounded person in your group with ten minutes of first aid spread among them. Such healing adds no System Strain, but can be applied to a given target only once per day.
+foci.henchkeeper.name: 'Henchkeeper'
+foci.henchkeeper.description: |-
+  You have a distinct knack for picking up lost souls who willingly do your bidding. You might induce them with promises of money, power, excitement, sex, or some other prize that you may or may not eventually grant. A henchman obtained with this Focus will serve in loyal fashion until clearly betrayed or placed in unacceptable danger. Henchmen are not “important” people, and are usually marginal sorts, criminals, the desperate, or other persons with few options.
+
+  You can use more conventional pay or inducements to acquire additional henchmen, but these extra hirelings are no more loyal or competent than your pay and treatment can purchase.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Lead as a bonus skill. You can acquire henchmen within 24 hours of arriving in a community, assuming anyone is suitable hench material. These henchmen will not fight except to save their own lives, but will go with you on missions and risk great danger to help you. Most corper henchmen will have 5 HP, a +0 attack bonus, and a Morale of 7, plus whatever gear they’re given. Slum-dwellers and other natives of harsh societies will fight as street thugs if pressed. You can have one henchmen at a time for every three character levels you have, rounded up. You can release henchmen with no hard feelings at any plausible time and pick them back up later should you be without a current henchman.
+
+  **Level 2:** Your henchmen are remarkably loyal and determined, and will fight for you against anything but clearly overwhelming odds. Whether through natural competence or their devotion to you, they’re treated as basic corp security. You can make faithful henchmen out of skilled and highly-capable NPCs, but this requires that you actually have done them some favor or help that would reasonably earn such fierce loyalty.
+foci.many-faces.name: 'Many Faces'
+foci.many-faces.description: |-
+  You have multiple usable identities registered with corporate and governmental databases. These identities are so deeply embedded in the systems that they’re almost impossible to pry out unless you do something to compromise them.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Sneak as a bonus skill. You can maintain one alternate identity at a time per three character levels, rounded up. These identities have their own names, backgrounds, criminal records, financial dealings, and bank accounts, and will register as authentic to all normal corporate and governmental checks. If an identity is compromised or you want a different one, you can replace it with a week’s work. False identities cannot be important people or involve corporations you don’t have a Contact in already.
+foci.pop-idol.name: 'Pop Idol'
+foci.pop-idol.description: |-
+  Whether a street musician, graffiti artist, underground journalist, cam girl, folk singer, or Robin Hood-esque thief, you have a devoted following of enthusiasts who are willing to help you when you need them.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Perform as a bonus skill. Once per game week, with an hour or so of messaging, you can mobilize about a hundred of your fans to perform some act of your choice, provided it’s no more than mildly criminal or slightly dangerous. Flash mobs, getaway drivers, scouting reports, tailing people, or instant parties might all qualify as services. Your fans don’t have any special skills, but they’ll do anything ordinary workers or civilians could do. If you mobilize them for donations or merch purchases, you get $1,000 per character level, doubled at fifth level and quadrupled at tenth. You can’t mobilize them to buy your content more than once per month.
+
+  **Level 2:** You can mobilize up to a hundred fans per character level, though major mobs are likely to draw a law enforcement response. You’ve cultivated fan leaders who can pass along your wishes deniably, concealing your involvement in the crowd. Your donation and merch earning amounts double. Your Charisma modifier increases by +1, to a maximum of +2.
+foci.roamer.name: 'Roamer'
+foci.roamer.description: |-
+  You might be a footloose bum with a knack for stowing aboard cargo shipments, a hard-bitten outlander smuggler, or a restless seeker of the horizon. Either way, you’ve seen more of the world with your own two eyes than any common corper ever will.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Survive and Drive as bonus skills. You have conversational skill in all common languages spoken in the region or city, and you never get lost. You have “acquired” one or more vehicles worth no more than the budget given in section 1.6.2. You can replace lost or damaged vehicles at a rate of $10,000 per week.
+
+  **Level 2:** Once per scene, as an Instant action, you can reroll a failed skill check related to safe traveling or vehicle operation, whether to fix a blown engine or talk down a ganger who doesn’t like strangers crossing his turf.
+foci.safe-haven.name: 'Safe Haven'
+foci.safe-haven.description: |-
+  You have the contacts and expertise to find safehouses and bolt holes that no one else would think to find. You know how to persuade landlords into helping you for nebulous future advantages.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Sneak as a bonus skill. If you spend a week in a particular neighborhood, you can find or arrange a secure safe house and the on-call assistance of a local cyberdoc or medic willing to perform emergency care for no more than you can afford to pay. This safe house will always go unnoticed unless you are at Heat 8+ or specifically compromise it; even in that case, it will remain undiscovered for at least 24 hours if you can get to it without being followed. If a safe house is burnt, you can find a new one with another week’s work. A PC can’t have more safe houses active at once than their character level.
+
+  **Level 2:** Your safe houses are actively protected by the local authorities, be they gang members, paid-off cops, or cooperative corp security. Provided you don’t make them angry, they’ll defend you from most ordinary degrees of pursuit. You can find safe havens geared with the equivalent of tech workshops or level one cyberclinics.
+foci.shocking-assault.name: 'Shocking Assault'
+foci.shocking-assault.description: |-
+  You’re extremely dangerous to enemies around you. The ferocity of your melee attacks stresses and distracts enemies even when your blows don’t draw blood.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Punch or Stab as a bonus skill. The Shock damage of your weapon treats all targets as if they were AC 10, assuming your weapon is capable of harming the target in the first place and the target is not immune to Shock.
+
+  **Level 2:** In addition, you gain a +2 bonus to the Shock damage rating of all melee weapons and unarmed attacks that do Shock. As usual, regular hits never do less damage than this Shock would do.
+foci.snipers-eye.name: 'Sniper’s Eye'
+foci.snipers-eye.description: |-
+  You are an expert at placing a bullet or arrow on an unsuspecting target. These special benefits only apply when making an Execution Attack with a gun, bow, or thrown weapon, as described in section 2.4.7.3.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Shoot as a bonus skill. When making a skill check for a ranged Execution Attack or target shooting, roll 3d6 and drop the lowest die.
+
+  **Level 2:** You don’t miss ranged Execution Attacks. A target hit by one takes a -4 penalty on the Physical saving throw to avoid immediate mortal injury. Even if the save is successful, the target takes double the normal damage inflicted by the attack.
+foci.specialist.name: 'Specialist'
+foci.specialist.description: |-
+  You are remarkably talented at a particular skill. Whether a marvelous cat burglar, a natural athlete, a brilliant engineer, or some other savant, your expertise is extremely reliable. You may take this Focus more than once for different skills.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain a non-combat skill as a bonus. Roll 3d6 and drop the lowest die for all skill checks in this skill.
+
+  **Level 2:** Roll 4d6 and drop the two lowest dice for all skill checks in this skill.
+foci.tinker.name: 'Tinker'
+foci.tinker.description: |-
+  You have a natural talent for modifying and improving equipment, as given in the rules in section 2.8.2.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Fix as a bonus skill. Your Maintenance score is doubled, allowing you to maintain twice as many mods. Vehicle, cyber, and gear mods cost only half their usual price in dollars, though experimental component requirements remain the same.
+
+  **Level 2:** Your Fix skill is treated as one level higher for purposes of building and maintaining mods and calculating your Maintenance score, up to a maximum of Fix-5. Advanced mods require one fewer experimental components to make, down to a minimum of zero.
+foci.unarmed-combatant.name: 'Unarmed Combatant'
+foci.unarmed-combatant.description: |-
+  Your empty hands are more dangerous than knives in the grip of the less gifted. Your unarmed attacks are counted as melee weapons when it comes to binding up opponents wielding pistols, rifles and similar ranged arms, though you need at least one hand free to do so.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Punch as a bonus skill. Your unarmed attacks become more dangerous as your Punch skill increases. At level-0, they do 1d6 damage. At level-1, they do 1d8 damage. At level-2 they do 1d10, level-3 does 1d12, and level-4 does 1d12+1. At Punch-1 or better, they have the Shock quality equal to your Punch skill against AC 15 or less. While you normally add your Punch skill level to any unarmed damage you inflict, don’t add it twice to Shock damage. If you choose to strike lethally with unarmed attacks, they have a Trauma Die of 1d6 and a Trauma Rating of x2.
+
+  **Level 2:** Even on a miss with a Punch attack, you do an unmodified 1d6 damage, plus any Shock that the blow might inflict on the target. Your Trauma Die becomes 1d8 for lethal attacks.
+foci.unique-gift.name: 'Unique Gift'
+foci.unique-gift.description: |-
+  Your PC has a unique piece of cyberware, an exceptional human ability, or some experimental genetic modification that grants them some benefit that isn’t covered under existing options.
+
+  This benefit shouldn’t be a simple bonus to something you already do; it should be a power or ability that gives you options that you just wouldn’t have otherwise. It also shouldn’t be used to simply optimize an existing character concept, but instead should allow you to make a character who wouldn’t make sense without this special ability.
+
+  It’s up to the GM to decide what’s reasonable and fair to be covered under this gift, and whatever they allow should be roughly equivalent to the existing Focus options in overall power If an ability is particularly powerful or the cybernetics are especially draining, it might require the user to take System Strain to use it,.
+
+  As a general rule this ability should be better than a piece of gear the PC could buy. The player is spending a very limited resource when they make this Focus pick, so what they get should be good enough that they can’t just duplicate it with a fat bank account.
+foci.unregistered.name: 'Unregistered'
+foci.unregistered.description: |-
+  Whether by unrecorded birth, database corruption, or sheer luck, you simply do not exist in any government or corporate database. If taken with the Many Faces Focus, your own identity is lost, but you can create others for your own uses. If this Focus is taken after character creation, it means your existing records have become hopelessly corrupted and lost.
+
+  **Level 1:** You have no government or corporate database records associated with you, and it is almost impossible to add any such records without them ending up corrupted or deleted within a week. Human beings can remember you, but they can’t rely on computerized records to keep track of you or your activities. You can keep money on credit chips or in cash, but banking or formal property ownership is almost impossible for you.
+foci.whirlwind-assault.name: 'Whirlwind Assault'
+foci.whirlwind-assault.description: |-
+  You are a frenzy of bloody havoc in melee combat, and can hack down numerous lesser foes in close combat… assuming you survive being surrounded.
+
+  **Level 1:** Gain Stab or Punch as a bonus skill. Once per scene, as an On Turn action, apply your Shock damage to all foes within melee range, assuming they’re susceptible to your Shock.
+
+  **Level 2:** The first time you kill someone in a round with a normal attack, either with its rolled damage on a hit or with the Shock damage it inflicts, instantly gain a second attack on any target within range using any Ready weapon you have.
+foci.specialist.choices.skill.prompt: 'Specialist skill'
+foci.all-natural.prerequisites.no-cyber: 'No implants but cosmetic ones with no System Strain'
+foci.all-natural.prerequisites.no-magic: 'Not for characters with a magical Edge'
+foci.all-natural.choices.attribute.prompt: 'All Natural attribute ({slot, selectordinal, one {#st} two {#nd} few {#rd} other {#th}} level)'

package/i18n/en/gear.yaml

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+armor.ordinary-clothing.name: 'Ordinary Clothing'
+armor.ordinary-clothing.description: 'Some bold, impoverished, or highly fashionable people still insist on wearing clothing that has no functional use as armor.'
+armor.reinforced-clothing.name: 'Reinforced Clothing'
+armor.reinforced-clothing.description: 'Subtle polymer sheets and reinforced weaves are used to provide a modicum of protection in this clothing without sacrificing taste.'
+armor.war-harness.name: 'War Harness'
+armor.war-harness.description: 'An upgraded form of street leathers, these outfits have sacrificed all discretion for whatever spare ballistic plates and advanced polymer weaves its owner can sew or bolt on. It’s usually the best armor that local gangs or common thugs can afford.'
+armor.street-leathers.name: 'Street Leathers'
+armor.street-leathers.description: 'Fashionable, aggressive, and often mismatched, “street leathers” seldom have any non-synthetic leather in their makeup, but are light and comfortable enough to wear as a habit.'
+armor.reinforced-longcoat.name: 'Reinforced Longcoat'
+armor.reinforced-longcoat.description: 'Long, draping clothing is bolstered with advanced fabrics and discreetly-placed absorption plates, the whole remaining deniable as armor.'
+armor.armored-clothing.name: 'Armored Clothing'
+armor.armored-clothing.description: 'The bulky plates and heavy ballistic weaves of this outfit are disguised as drapes and fashion elements.'
+armor.plated-longcoat.name: 'Plated Longcoat'
+armor.plated-longcoat.description: 'An ankle-length coat, robe, or mantle is used as a substrate for numerous reinforced plates and swaths of ballistic weave. It’s heavy, bulky, and blatant, but it can absorb a lot of punishment.'
+armor.impact-jacket.name: 'Impact Jacket'
+armor.impact-jacket.description: 'Built to absorb the impact of various contact sports, extreme athletic pursuits, and unguided vehicle races, these jackets usually come as part of a full-body protective outfit.'
+armor.light-armored-suit.name: 'Light Armored Suit'
+armor.light-armored-suit.description: 'Ordinary law enforcement and security guards will be wearing suits like this, usually brightly emblazoned with their corporate affiliation.'
+armor.medium-armored-suit.name: 'Medium Armored Suit'
+armor.medium-armored-suit.description: 'Heavy security usually sports armor on this level, including police rapid response teams.'
+armor.heavy-armored-suit.name: 'Heavy Armored Suit'
+armor.heavy-armored-suit.description: 'A head-to-toe suit of interlocking plates and impact absorption units, these suits are reserved for high-end response teams and military operations.'
+armor.riot-shield.name: 'Riot Shield'
+armor.riot-shield.description: 'These bulky, transparent shields are most effective in fending off melee attackers. They must be Readied in one hand; users with multiple cyberarms can benefit from only one shield at a time. A shield negates the first melee Shock damage a bearer takes in a round.'
+armor-accessories.absorption-plates.name: '{base} with absorption plates'
+armor-accessories.absorption-plates.description: 'Additional impact-absorbing buffer plates are added to the armor. Their bulk inflicts a -1 penalty to the user’s Sneak and Exert checks.'
+armor-accessories.joint-reinforcement.name: '{base} with joint reinforcement'
+armor-accessories.joint-reinforcement.description: 'The weak points around limb joints are reinforced with extra layers of weave. The extra weave hinders movement, and applies a -1 penalty to the wearer’s Sneak and Exert checks.'
+armor-mods.absorption-pads.name: '{base} (absorption pads)'
+armor-mods.absorption-pads.description: |-
+  Kinetic padding is added to the armor, granting it 5 more hit points of damage soak per fight.
+
+  *Fix-2, $2,000.*
+armor-mods.active-response.name: '{base} (active response)'
+armor-mods.active-response.description: |-
+  The armor has hyper-advanced reactive defenses that deflect and mitigate otherwise-critical injuries. Increase the wearer’s Trauma Target by 1. This stacks with any existing Trauma Target bonus the armor may already confer on the wearer.
+
+  *Fix-3, $20,000, 2 special tech.*
+armor-mods.biostabilizing.name: '{base} (biostabilizing)'
+armor-mods.biostabilizing.description: |-
+  An integral biostatus monitor triggers emergency trauma drugs when the wearer is Mortally Wounded. As an Instant action, they roll 2d6+2 versus difficulty 8 to stabilize. Only one such attempt can be made before the suit needs an hour to recalibrate.
+
+  *Fix-1, $2,500.*
+armor-mods.customized.name: '{base} (customized)'
+armor-mods.customized.description: |-
+  The armor is tailored to a specific wearer, granting them a +1 bonus to both ranged and melee AC while it’s worn.
+
+  *Fix-1, $1,000.*
+armor-mods.discreet-design.name: '{base} (discreet design)'
+armor-mods.discreet-design.description: |-
+  The armor is carefully tailored and adjusted to be less imposing. Obvious armor is made Subtle by this mod, though it suffers a -2 penalty to its ranged and melee AC. The armor retains its original bulk, but its lines, drapes, and fabrics now appear to be particularly voluminous fashion couture rather than protective equipment.
+
+  *Fix-2, $5,000, 1 special tech.*
+armor-mods.flexible.name: '{base} (flexible)'
+armor-mods.flexible.description: |-
+  Bulky armor is carefully cut and tailored to allow a wearer the optimal range of movement. The Heavy quality of a suit of armor is removed.
+
+  *Fix-2, $10,000, 1 special tech.*
+armor-mods.quickchange.name: '{base} (quickchange)'
+armor-mods.quickchange.description: |-
+  The armor or clothing is designed with chroma-shifting fabrics, bi-facial texture panels, and removable accessories. As a Main Action, the wearer can shift its appearance to that of a different type of clothing or armor with the same level of obviousness. The details of this alternate appearance can be set with an hour of adjustment.
+
+  *Fix-1, $1,000.*
+armor-mods.sealed.name: '{base} (sealed)'
+armor-mods.sealed.description: |-
+  The armor is equipped with a concealed filter hood and temporary pressure gaskets. As a Main Action, the user can seal the clothing against the external atmosphere, rendering them immune to gases and contact toxins. The seal and its integral air supply last 30 minutes, after which an hour of cleaning and purging will be needed to refresh the system.
+
+  *Fix-1, $2,500.*
+armor-mods.tailored-rig.name: '{base} (tailored rig)'
+armor-mods.tailored-rig.description: |-
+  Pouches, attachment points, holsters, and other rigging are designed for a particular wearer’s body contours. They gain 1 point of Readied Encumbrance and 2 points of Stowed Encumbrance added to their maximum. These items are clearly visible to others, however, and cannot be concealed.
+
+  *Fix-1, $2,000.*
+armor-mods.trauma-dampers.name: '{base} (trauma dampers)'
+armor-mods.trauma-dampers.description: |-
+  This mod can only be installed after Absorption Pads are in place. Once fully engineered, they add 5 additional hit points of damage soak per fight.
+
+  *Fix-3, $10,000, 1 special tech.*
+armor-mods.whisperlight.name: '{base} (whisperlight)'
+armor-mods.whisperlight.description: |-
+  The armor’s bulk is cut down and conventional materials are replaced with more advanced composites. The armor’s Encumbrance decreases by 1 point.
+
+  *Fix-2, $10,000, 1 special tech.*
+weapon-mods.autotargeting.name: '{base} (autotargeting)'
+weapon-mods.autotargeting.description: |-
+  The weapon has kinetic sensors embedded in it that synchronize with onboard targeting chips. The user gains a +1 bonus to all hit rolls with the weapon, but needs to connect with it via either a Gunlink or a Cranial Jack.
+
+  *Fix-1, $5,000.*
+weapon-mods.concealed.name: '{base} (concealed)'
+weapon-mods.concealed.description: |-
+  Materials are replaced, outlines are altered, and appearances are adjusted. Pistol-sized and smaller weapons now cannot be detected without a full minute of patting down the bearer, while anything no larger than a rifle can be concealed as if it were a pistol, unfolding to full size upon use.
+
+  *Fix-2, $5,000, 1 special components.*
+weapon-mods.customized.name: '{base} (customized)'
+weapon-mods.customized.description: |-
+  The weapon’s balance and form are tailored to a specific user. That user gains a +1 bonus to all hit rolls with the weapon.
+
+  *Fix-1, $1,000.*
+weapon-mods.extended-mag.name: '{base} (extended magazine)'
+weapon-mods.extended-mag.description: |-
+  Caliber adjustments, feed assists, and magazine dimension alterations double a gun’s reliable magazine capacity.
+
+  *Fix-1, $1,000.*
+weapon-mods.heavy-sabot.name: '{base} (heavy sabot)'
+weapon-mods.heavy-sabot.description: |-
+  Applicable only to projectile weapons, the gun is modified to fire heavy AP rounds that can plausibly land Traumatic Hits even on armored vehicles or heavy drones.
+
+  *Fix-1, $2,000.*
+weapon-mods.integral-toxins.name: '{base} (integral toxins)'
+weapon-mods.integral-toxins.description: |-
+  A melee or thrown weapon is impregnated with numerous microcells of an advanced hemotoxin, the cells rupturing on impact with a target. The weapon does +2 damage and Shock to subjects not immune to poison.
+
+  *Fix-2, $10,000, 1 special components.*
+weapon-mods.onboard-gunlink.name: '{base} (onboard gunlink)'
+weapon-mods.onboard-gunlink.description: |-
+  Usable only on firearms, the weapon’s onboard targeting hardware emulates the effects of the Gunlink cyber-system. The user must have a Cranial Jack system to plug it in.
+
+  *Fix-2, $10,000, 1 special components.*
+weapon-mods.predictive-guidance.name: '{base} (predictive guidance)'
+weapon-mods.predictive-guidance.description: |-
+  An entire onboard computing core is augmented by advanced materials and cutting-edge kinetic analysis to increase the odds of landing a lethal blow. The weapon gains a +1 bonus to hit rolls, damage, and Shock. The user must be connected via a Gunlink or a Cranial Jack cybersystem.
+
+  *Fix-3, $15,000, 2 special components.*
+weapon-mods.reel-wires.name: '{base} (reel wires)'
+weapon-mods.reel-wires.description: |-
+  A thrown weapon is linked to a wrist spool with retractable wires that allow its retrieval as an On Turn action. The wires can be cut by a properly-timed attack with a sharp weapon, but are too thin and sharp to be easily grabbed. The wires can drag up to 20 kilos of mass when retracting. Replacing broken wires takes fifteen minutes.
+
+  *Fix-1, $2,500.*
+weapon-mods.savage-impact.name: '{base} (savage impact)'
+weapon-mods.savage-impact.description: |-
+  Usable only on melee weapons, powered impact plates, vibrating serrations, or other after-market adjustments increase its damage and Shock by +1.
+
+  *Fix-1, $5,000.*
+weapon-mods.shock-burst.name: '{base} (shock burst)'
+weapon-mods.shock-burst.description: |-
+  Once per fight, as an On Turn action, the weapon can imbue itself or a round of ammunition with an electrical charge, inflicting an additional 2d6 damage on a hit, or +2 damage to melee Shock on the next attack. This damage is not affected by the +3 cap to mod hit and damage.
+
+  *Fix-2, $5,000.*
+weapon-mods.stun-rounds.name: '{base} (stun rounds)'
+weapon-mods.stun-rounds.description: |-
+  Usable only on firearms, the weapon’s barrel and firing mechanism is altered to accept soft, electrically-charged stun rounds. The firearm’s range is halved, it takes a -2 penalty to damage, and it loses its Trauma Die, but all damage it inflicts is treated as non-lethal. Stun rounds do no significant harm to inanimate objects.
+
+  *Fix-2, $5,000.*
+weapon-mods.thermal-charge.name: '{base} (thermal charge)'
+weapon-mods.thermal-charge.description: |-
+  Usable only on melee or thrown weapons, the mod adds a bank of heat cells to the weapon. The weapon then inflicts +2 damage and Shock to all creatures not impervious to heat. The cells are activated as an On Turn action, but last for only two fights before requiring an hour to swap batteries and let the elements cool.
+
+  *Fix-2, $7,500.*
+weapon-mods.unarmed-combatant.name: '{base} (Unarmed Combatant)'
+weapon-mods.unarmed-combatant-2.name: '{base} (Unarmed Combatant 2)'
+weapon-mods.body-blades-1.name: '{base} (Body Blades I)'
+weapon-mods.body-blades-2.name: '{base} (Body Blades II)'
+weapon-mods.hand-of-doom.name: '{base} (Hand of Doom)'
+gear.active-hearing-protection.name: 'Active Hearing Protection'
+gear.active-hearing-protection.description: 'This headset protects the wearer from disorientation due to loud noises. It passes along conversational-level speech without difficulty.'
+gear.empty-magazine.name: 'Empty Magazine'
+gear.empty-magazine.description: 'Individual rounds are loaded into empty magazines that are specific to individual firearms.'
+gear.ammunition.name: 'Ammunition'
+gear.ammunition.description: 'Individual rounds are loaded into empty magazines that are specific to individual firearms.'
+gear.backpack.name: 'Backpack'
+gear.backpack.description: 'Backpacks, gear harnesses, and other such kit may add some bulk to an operator’s burden, but without them the GM is perfectly justified in asking how a PC is fitting their entire loadout in their jacket pockets.'
+gear.binoculars.name: 'Binoculars'
+gear.binoculars.description: 'Most modern binocs have low-light functionality and magnification sufficient to bring targets as much as a kilometer distant into view.'
+gear.bus-pass-monthly.name: 'Bus Pass, Monthly'
+gear.bus-pass-monthly.description: 'A critical mobility resource for the first mission of many operators.'
+gear.climbing-kit.name: 'Climbing Kit'
+gear.climbing-kit.description: 'Ultralight cord, a grapnel, some grip handholds, and a fast-acting, ultra-strong wall adhesive make up this kit.'
+gear.fashionable-clothing.name: 'Fashionable Clothing'
+gear.fashionable-clothing.description: 'Clothing has no Encumbrance when worn, but it’s sometimes prudent to have a spare outfit in your pack.'
+gear.haute-couture-clothing.name: 'Haute Couture Clothing'
+gear.haute-couture-clothing.description: 'Clothing has no Encumbrance when worn, but it’s sometimes prudent to have a spare outfit in your pack.'
+gear.ordinary-clothes.name: 'Ordinary Clothes'
+gear.ordinary-clothes.description: 'Clothing has no Encumbrance when worn, but it’s sometimes prudent to have a spare outfit in your pack.'
+gear.gas-mask.name: 'Gas Mask'
+gear.gas-mask.description: 'Bulky and uncomfortable, but once Readied it leaves the user immune to most inhaled gases, including tear gas grenades.'
+gear.anti-flash-goggles.name: 'Anti-Flash Goggles'
+gear.anti-flash-goggles.description: 'Basic anti-flash goggles defuse the visual threat of flashbangs and similar dazzlers. IR goggles include anti-flash tech, but also give the user effective IR vision out to 50 meters in most environments.'
+gear.ir-goggles.name: 'IR Goggles'
+gear.ir-goggles.description: 'Basic anti-flash goggles defuse the visual threat of flashbangs and similar dazzlers. IR goggles include anti-flash tech, but also give the user effective IR vision out to 50 meters in most environments.'
+gear.kit-basic-tools.name: 'Basic Tools Kit'
+gear.kit-basic-tools.description: 'These bundles of gear are carefully packed for minimal weight. Toolkits give a tech the gear they need for basic repairs and construction, while medical kits provide first aid implements. Cyberdoc kits contain everything medical kits do, as well as gear for cyber maintenance or even emergency implantation. Survival kits are for badlands operations, with water filtration, firemaking tools, and other such gear for extended wilderness stays.'
+gear.kit-cyberdoc.name: 'Cyberdoc Kit'
+gear.kit-cyberdoc.description: 'These bundles of gear are carefully packed for minimal weight. Toolkits give a tech the gear they need for basic repairs and construction, while medical kits provide first aid implements. Cyberdoc kits contain everything medical kits do, as well as gear for cyber maintenance or even emergency implantation. Survival kits are for badlands operations, with water filtration, firemaking tools, and other such gear for extended wilderness stays.'
+gear.kit-medkit.name: 'Medkit'
+gear.kit-medkit.description: 'These bundles of gear are carefully packed for minimal weight. Toolkits give a tech the gear they need for basic repairs and construction, while medical kits provide first aid implements. Cyberdoc kits contain everything medical kits do, as well as gear for cyber maintenance or even emergency implantation. Survival kits are for badlands operations, with water filtration, firemaking tools, and other such gear for extended wilderness stays.'
+gear.kit-survival.name: 'Survival Kit'
+gear.kit-survival.description: 'These bundles of gear are carefully packed for minimal weight. Toolkits give a tech the gear they need for basic repairs and construction, while medical kits provide first aid implements. Cyberdoc kits contain everything medical kits do, as well as gear for cyber maintenance or even emergency implantation. Survival kits are for badlands operations, with water filtration, firemaking tools, and other such gear for extended wilderness stays.'
+gear.lockpicks.name: 'Lockpicks'
+gear.lockpicks.description: 'Both manual lockpicks and a selection of useful electronic shims sufficient to threaten most modern locks.'
+gear.military-ration.name: 'Military Ration'
+gear.military-ration.description: 'This food brick is unappetizing but contains the nutrition necessary for a day of heavy activity. Water can be included for an extra point of Encumbrance per day.'
+gear.portable-video-camera.name: 'Portable Video Camera'
+gear.portable-video-camera.description: 'Palm-sized and discreet, this camera can record up to twelve hours of high-def video before its internal memory is filled.'
+gear.handheld-radio.name: 'Handheld Radio'
+gear.handheld-radio.description: 'Both conventional handheld radios and ultra-convenient headset or collar-tab radios can be had. Ranges are one kilometer in the city and six in an open, flat area.'
+gear.ultralight-tab-radio.name: 'Ultralight Tab Radio'
+gear.ultralight-tab-radio.description: 'Both conventional handheld radios and ultra-convenient headset or collar-tab radios can be had. Ranges are one kilometer in the city and six in an open, flat area.'
+gear.smartphone-service-plan.name: 'Smartphone Service Plan'
+gear.smartphone-service-plan.description: 'Corp-approved media devices are cheap and ubiquitous, but few operators trust them with sensitive information.'
+gear.basic-smartphone.name: 'Basic Smartphone'
+gear.basic-smartphone.description: 'Corp-approved media devices are cheap and ubiquitous, but few operators trust them with sensitive information.'
+gear.fashionable-smartphone.name: 'Fashionable Smartphone'
+gear.fashionable-smartphone.description: 'Corp-approved media devices are cheap and ubiquitous, but few operators trust them with sensitive information.'
+gear.cheap-vr-crown.name: 'Cheap VR Crown'
+gear.cheap-vr-crown.description: 'A cheap headset for a VR addict or a hacker too poor for a cranial jack.'
+gear.wearable-light.name: 'Wearable Light'
+gear.wearable-light.description: 'These clip-on lights can illuminate up to 30 meters ahead of the wearer.'
+gear.maintenance-supplies.name: 'Maintenance Supplies'
+gear.maintenance-supplies.description: 'A collection of consumable parts, lubricants, medications, faked subscription keys, and pirated firmware updates. Any reasonable dollar value of supplies can be carried as 1 point of Encumbrance.'
+gear.manufacturers-installation-kit.name: 'Manufacturer’s Installation Kit'
+gear.manufacturers-installation-kit.description: 'These tools and technical resources are usually restricted to licensed installation vendors of a given cyberware company. They grant a +1 skill check bonus when installing or removing cyberware made by that manufacturer. They are closely tracked, and it can be difficult to find a corp doc willing to sell them under the table.'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-1.name: 'Surgical Theater Tools, Level 1'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-1.description: 'A basic collection of medical tools, pharmaceuticals, scanners, technical manuals, and software subscriptions. Most ordinary street docs command this level of hardware. Laying it out for use requires at least a semi-clean room’s worth of working space.'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-2.name: 'Surgical Theater Tools, Level 2'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-2.description: 'A more sophisticated, extensive, and advanced operating theater than the level 1 version. High-grade street docs and standard corporate employee clinics would use this tech, which requires the same amount of space as the level 1 array.'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-3.name: 'Surgical Theater Tools, Level 3'
+gear.surgical-theater-tools-level-3.description: 'Some of the most advanced medical tech commonly available on the market, this grade of surgical assistance is usually found only in corporate clinics for high-level employees or in the private clinics of top-end street docs. It requires a half-dozen rooms to support all its functionality.'
+drugs.avalanche.name: 'Avalanche'
+drugs.avalanche.description: 'A somewhat pricey combat drug favored by shock troops and those first out of the trenches, Avalanche numbs sensations of pain or exhaustion for one hour, granting the user an effective +10 to their current hit points, even if it takes them above their maximum. This numbness tends to make it harder to notice serious harms, however, and the d12 roll for any Major Injury suffered while under its effects takes a -1 penalty.'
+drugs.boneshaker.name: 'Boneshaker'
+drugs.boneshaker.description: 'A filthy mix of jailbroken corp industrial chems and amphetamine scrapings, Boneshaker is a popular combat drug among the most impoverished or savage street gangs. On application, the subject is filled with blind aggression, gaining a +2 Morale bonus and a +2 bonus to hit rolls, damage, and Shock. The recklessness induced by Boneshaker leaves them wide open, however, and all attacks against them add +2 to any Trauma Die rolls. Boneshaker lasts for one scene and adds 2 System Strain at the end of it.'
+drugs.chokeout.name: 'Chokeout'
+drugs.chokeout.description: 'A chem that briefly induces severe swelling of the mucous membranes, Chokeout is odorless and tasteless, but must be consumed in food or drink and naturally degrades after twelve hours. A subject who consumes a dose of Chokeout must make a Physical save; on a failure, they are strangled to unconsciousness for an hour, waking up with one hit point at the end. On a success, they take 1d10 non-lethal damage as they struggle to breathe. On a natural saving throw of 1, the victim chokes to death.'
+drugs.control-delete.name: 'Control-Delete'
+drugs.control-delete.description: 'A chemical that temporarily destroys a person’s ability to form long-term memories, Control-Delete must be ingested in food or drink. Toxin-filtering cyber can fend it off, but it otherwise grants no saving throw. Once affected, the target will continue to act normally, but anything that happens to them between then and their next sleep or unconsciousness will be completely forgotten by the time they awake.'
+drugs.hellbender.name: 'Hellbender'
+drugs.hellbender.description: 'A watery black toxin that must be administered through food or direct injection, Hellbender causes the victim to convulse with bone-cracking force shortly after consumption. A dose of Hellbender has a distinct acrid taste, but if the victim consumes it they must make a Physical saving throw or begin convulsing helplessly for 1d6 rounds, suffering 1d10 damage each round unless restrained by at least two associates. This damage can kill an unfortunate victim.'
+drugs.lurch.name: 'Lurch'
+drugs.lurch.description: 'An emergency stimulant meant to shock a downed ally back into mobility, Lurch heals 1d10 damage plus the physician’s Heal skill on application, adding one System Strain to the target. Each dose of Lurch after the first each day increases the required Heal skill by one, so the third dose requires Heal-2 to successfully administer. Lurch only works on conscious and stabilized targets; the shock will kill a Mortally Wounded subject that hasn’t been made stable.'
+drugs.madeleine.name: 'Madeleine'
+drugs.madeleine.description: 'A chem that intensely stimulates a subject’s memory centers, Madeleine has its dangers. Users normally focus on a particular memory before injecting the drug; for the next 1d6 hours, they relive some portion of that memory with perfect fidelity while remaining oblivious to their physical surroundings. Psychological addiction is a considerable risk for long-term users, as well as choosing a less pleasant memory to recall.'
+drugs.medical-prescription.name: 'Medical Prescription'
+drugs.medical-prescription.description: 'One of a thousand different medical drugs, a prescription like this is often necessary to treat some chronic condition or keep a medical problem from growing worse. Corp employees get their drugs for a pittance, but less fortunate souls need to source their drugs from extortionate corp pharmacies or street docs. Lucky users only need a dose a few times a week, but others must have a daily supply or suffer potentially lethal complications.'
+drugs.olympus.name: 'Olympus'
+drugs.olympus.description: 'A “respectable” combat chem used by certain units of corporate security, Olympus numbs pain, sharpens mental focus, and slows down instinctive panic or rush instincts, allowing a calm observation of the battlefield. Users can reroll their first failed Morale check in a fight and gain a +2 bonus to hit rolls. One dose of Olympus lasts for one scene, and adds one System Strain at its end.'
+drugs.panacea.name: 'Panacea'
+drugs.panacea.description: 'Not so much a single drug as a pharmaceutical suite in a single injection system, this chem requires a skilled physician to adjust its mix. When used as part of a first aid attempt, this drug doubles the amount of hit points recovered by the attempt, with a minimum healing rate of 6 HP. Rumors of a drastically increased rate of bone cancers among regular users are, of course, mere slander against its manufacturer.'
+drugs.pillow.name: 'Pillow'
+drugs.pillow.description: 'A powerful sedative that requires medical expertise to administer properly, Pillow must be injected into a restrained or helpless subject, as vigorous physical action can disrupt the effects. Once injected, the subject falls into a torpor indistinguishable from death that lasts for 24 hours. They require only trace amounts of oxygen while in their trance, and can be identified as alive only through careful medical examination. If Pillow is administered with less than a 24-hour gap between doses, the victim must make a Physical save or die sometime before the dose ends.'
+drugs.psycho.name: 'Psycho'
+drugs.psycho.description: 'Ingesting one of these small pills rapidly flattens a user’s capacity for emotional distress while heavily increasing their aggressiveness. For roughly one hour, users gain a +2 bonus to Morale checks and experience no immediate emotional trauma from performing even the most heinous and violent actions. The drug is a favorite pre-fight dose among gangers, and used as self-medication among many of them who would otherwise be incapacitated by the emotional scars of what they’ve done.'
+drugs.reset.name: 'Reset'
+drugs.reset.description: 'A rare drug of desperation, Reset is a combination injector patch and wireless cyber override key. When applied to a willing subject with at least one Body or Nerve cyber system, it deluges the user’s system with safety override commands and neurotransmitter stimulants. They lose all accumulated System Strain in excess of their permanent minimum. Five minutes later, their System Strain is maximized and they must make a Physical saving throw at a penalty equal to the number of System Strain they’ve gained since the drug was taken. On a success, they drop to 1 hit point. On a failure, they become Mortally Wounded. If their adjusted roll is 1 or less, they must make a second modified Physical save or instantly and unavoidably die. Using Reset more than once a week is invariably fatal.'
+drugs.sand.name: 'Sand'
+drugs.sand.description: 'A gritty powder trafficked to those addicts too poor to afford anything better, a snorted dose of Sand will put its user into a euphoric haze for as long as an hour, depending on tolerance. Beautiful visions and dreamy contentment give way to shooting pains and intense light sensitivity afterwards, with most heavy users dying within six to twelve months of picking up the habit.'
+drugs.trauma-patch.name: 'Trauma Patch'
+drugs.trauma-patch.description: |-
+  A theoretically foolproof cocktail of coagulants, stimulants, and painkillers, a trauma patch can be applied to a Mortally Wounded ally to stabilize them on a successful Int or Dex/Heal skill check against difficulty 6, with a +1 difficulty penalty for each full round since the subject went down. The patch is useless after six rounds.
+
+  Trauma patches cannot revive victims downed by poisons or diseases, or those dismembered by explosives or heavy weapons.
+drugs.window.name: 'Window'
+drugs.window.description: 'A neurobooster favored among hackers and knowledge workers, Window augments the user’s focus and mental reaction speed at the cost of distracting them from their terrestrial surroundings. A Window user can trade their Move action to gain a bonus Main Action that can only be used for cyberspace actions. Each time this is done in a scene, however, the user gains one System Strain. One dose lasts for one scene.'